The walks are as follows:
 
Cres-Sveti-Blaz and return 6 hrs and 12kms-circular route
 
A stroll from the picturesque and historical harbour town of Cres, which meanders through the centuries-old Olive groves, Fig trees and 'Gromaca'-Dry-stone-walls along the coast to the church of Sveti Salvador. The walk features ruins of churches, ancient settlement of Sveti Blaz,  a wonderful selection of Mediterranean plant species and air laden with herbal aromas. There are also many excellent panoramas as we look almost constantly over to the Istrian Peninsular and the sparkling-blue adriatic in the foreground. At the furthest point we reach the pretty and unique beach at Sveti Blaz where you can pause to take a swim and refreshments before returning to Cres via the waterfront for your return to Beli.
 
Lubenice-Vidovic-Grmov 4hrs and 8kms(views of Vransko Jezero)-linear route
 
The stunning hamlet of Lubenice perched 380 metres atop a giant rock outcrop above the sparkling blue Adriatic, provides the start point for this walk. Resist the temptation to use all your camera film here as the rest of the journey is equally remarkable, and includes a climb to the wooded peak of 'Helm'-480m providing good views West to Istria and to the South Losinj Island and surrounding islets.From here we drop down to the pretty village of 'Vidovic', before once again rising to a ridge which provides views of the enormous Lake Vrana(the islands only source of fresh water) before alighting at the old village of 'Grmov' where our minibus awaits to return us to Beli.
 
Nerezine-Osor via Osorscica 6hrs and 12km-linear route
 
A walk from sea level in the boat-building village of 'Nerezine' to the mountainous ridge of 'Osorcica' and its twin peaks of Sveti Nikola-558m and the chapel of Sveti Mikul atop Televrina-589m. The herb-scented climb to the ridge is rewarded with 360 degree panoramic views of the whole of the Cres-Losinj archipeligo and the forests below, before dropping down to the historical and sleepy town of Osor, where you will have the opportunity to take a well-earned drink before returning by minibus to Beli.
 
Beli-Niska-Porozina and return via Poljana 12km 6-hrs-circular route
 
Leaving the ancient settlement of Beli we climb alongside a wooded canyon-using one of the old Roman roads into the enchanting forests of Tramuntana. The air on this route is laden with the scent of wild herbs as we wind our way to the interesting deserted village of 'Niska' through pastures and stands of giant Sweet Chestnut and Oak. The journey offers the chance to spot some interesting flora and fauna including some of Cres's 10 species of non-venomous snakes, lizards, deer, butterflies, beetles and invertebrates and many species of birds, including the enormous Eurasion Griffon Vulture with its 2.8m wingspan. We return to Beli using a combination of forest roads and woodland trails and in the afternoon we include a visit to 'Eko-Centar-Caput-Insulae-Beli' which is home to an international volunteer centre concerned with the protection of Griffon Vultures and the island's rich natural and cultural heritage. Here you have the opportunity to tour the very informative exhibition of the history and nature of Cres-Losinj, and buy souvenirs or keepsakes.
 
Beli-Stepici-Jama Campari-Beli 12kms and 4hrs-Circular route(Red Trail)
 
The main 'Eko-trail' established by the ECCIB organisation, this route is rightly-so entitled 'History and Art in Nature' and it winds its way arount he Oak forests of Tramuntana passing many points of historical and natural interest-including stone labyrinths, deserted villages-each with their own unique story, prehistoric settlements of Illyrian and some say Celtic origin! Throughout the 12kms there are sculptures and poems dedicated to the unique beauty and nature here, which offer the chance to pause and reflect. In fact on the entrance to the trails stands a stone 'Megalith Gate' bearing the message...."Traveller, let the wisdom lighten your way, and let your heart through beauty lead you to the truth". The trail also offers the opportunity to enter the limestone cave at 'Campari', where remains of prehistoric bears were found by pot-holers in its depths.
 
Beli-Kosmacev-Zanjevici-Beli-7kms and 3.5 hrs-circular route
 
Claimed by many as one of the most beautiful trails of Tramuntana-it winds its way several kilometres via the deserted sheep-farming settlement of Zanjevici to the largest natural pond on Tramuntana.Ponds here occur rarely due to the nature of the Karst geology and as such are of enormous importance to sheep-farming and all the wildlife here. They truly are Oases in a place where most rainwater disappears underground within hours of falling. As such they are home to an abundance of interesting wildlife, including rare Dragon and Damselflies, Snakes, Lizards and Butterflies.
This trail also passes 3 stone labyrinths-built in the designs of different civilisations, erected to offer passing travellers the opportunity to pause, forget the outside world and become one with nature and yourself during your journey to and from the centre.
On the return to Beli we will meander in and out of wooded glades, limestone sinkholes and pavements and pass through remains of the earliest settlements on these islands.
 
Beli-Frantin-Beli-5kms and 3hrs-circular route
 
Passing by the oldest part of Beli,estimated at 3 to 4,000 years old we take the ancient stone trail to another deserted hamlet called Frantin. Like all of the trails here, the floral diversity is amazing and during all of the 4 seasons the forest will provide something for the table, be it Wild Asparagus in May/June, Mushrooms in September/October or Olives in November. Before the climb to 'Frantin' (another one-time Sheep-farming settlement) the trail also passes one of the bigger ponds in Tramuntana, which is regularly cleaned of dead flora and other debris by the Eko-Centar volunteers to allow it to continue to support life and provide a natural source of drinking-water. The 'Green Trail' also passes both the smallest and largest labyrinths in Tramuntana and Deer and Wild Pigs are commonplace throughout these interesting forests.A pause in Frantin allows one the time to contemplate just how difficult it was in times-gone-by to make a life here devoid of electricity, motorised transport, running water and communication-the things we now take for granted!
On leaving Frantin the trail follows the macadam forest road in a gradual winding descent to Beli which offers great views looking south from Beli to Merag and the desrted island of 'Plavnik'.